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  1. The thing I didn’t like about this site is that you have to hit 1000 approved points beofre you may redeem your points for cash. The two options I could see for payout were PayPal or another named Dwolla only. The alternative of a Amazon electronic gift card is not really worth you time or effort is it?

    1. Hi Chris, yes you have to achieve the 10 dolls mark in order to cash out. This is not so bad considering some platforms require 20 pounds. Either way, it will take ages because the payout for each survey is so low. For those interested in making a substantial income online, nothing better than building a website to promote products as an affiliate marketer. The potential is much higher and you can definitely make a full-time income with it.thanks for your comment

  2. I joined mintvine a week ago. They ask me lots of my information and with one nightmare exception, never ever ever qualified me for a survey. I’ve been doing surveys on Vindale for months. One of their Portals “YourSurveys” also uses Mintvine. After months of surveys on Vindale I built up my status to “GOOD” with 255 points. When Mintvine sent me to the YourSurveys site it dropped my score down to 100 points. Then it asked my address. I gave it to them and they came back and said it was a bogus address and dropped my points to 90 with a status of “Warning”. I went back to Vindale and discovered my status has been dropped on all portals. I have written many complaints and they have never responded. With the status of “Warning” it has greatly decreased my ability to earn rewards.

    1. Hi Karen, that’s really annoying! I guess YourSurveys thought you were trying to create multiple accounts, that’s why you were penalised. That’s just a guess, though. Sorry but I don’t know how to help you in this case. If the company is now replying, try to file a complaint with BBB.com.

    1. Hi Tayna, I understand your frustration as I used to take a lot of surveys as well. There are many people, including myself, who prefer writing articles on their own blog and promote products as an affiliate. The income potential is huge, and as you write about anything you want, it can be much more enjoyable and rewarding.

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